The election of 1948 has been deemed the greatest upset in American presidential races. Incumbent President Harry Truman, a Democrat, trailed by double digits entering into the final days of the race to challenger Governor George Dewey, Republican governor of New York.
Truman won by nearly 5 points and won over 300 electoral votes.
Could a repeat happen in 2008?
Here's more on the election of 1948.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
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